Abstract
This article questions the effectiveness of Cameroonian support structures for the negotiation of the Economic Partnership Agreement between Cameroon and the European Union. It follows from this questioning that with regard to the content of the Cameroon-European Union EPA that these structures have been ineffective for Cameroon because of their weak negotiating power vis-à-vis the powerful countries of the European Union. In addition, it highlights the servile postures of Africa in general and Cameroon in particular in the negotiations of multilateral agreements with the European Union.
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